“We may disclose your personal information as part of a business transition. We may also share your personal information with prospective purchasers exclusively to evaluate the proposed transaction;”
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Personal information may be disclosed to third parties who are considering but have not yet completed an acquisition, with use limited exclusively to that evaluation purpose.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains two independent propositions: general disclosure as part of a business transition, and the more specific disclosure to prospective purchasers exclusively to evaluate a transaction. The canonical claim states the latter as primary; the former is listed in omitted_material.
Your personal information may be seen by prospective purchasers of Replicate, limited to evaluating the proposed transaction.
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Personal information may be disclosed to third parties who are considering but have not yet completed an acquisition, with use limited exclusively to that evaluation purpose.
Your personal information may be seen by prospective purchasers of Replicate, limited to evaluating the proposed transaction.
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